Djordje Milojevic
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About
Djordje Milojevic is a leading researcher at the intersection of neuroergonomics and advanced manufacturing, specializing in the human dimensions of Industry 5.0. His work critically addresses the mental workload and cognitive safety of operators working alongside collaborative robots, or cobots, in industrial assembly tasks. Milojevic’s major contributions include pioneering the use of objective neuroergonomic assessments—such as physiological and neural measures—to quantify the often-overlooked cognitive strain in human-robot interaction (HRI). His highly cited 2023 case study, with 26 citations, established a foundational framework for evaluating mental workload in real-world HRI settings, while his more recent 2025 work extends this analysis to directly link cognitive load with productivity metrics. By moving beyond subjective surveys to objective measurement, Milojevic provides the empirical evidence needed to design safer, more efficient, and truly human-centric collaborative workspaces. His research is pivotal for engineers and ergonomists seeking to balance automation benefits with operator well-being, ensuring that the future of manufacturing is not only smart but also cognitively sustainable.
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